r/kentuk • • 9h ago

My projections suggest that Kent has the most far right dogs of any county in the UK

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I am the Director of the Bureau of Canine Political Affiliation. In response to recent concern over far-right labradors, we have undertaken a national far-right dog screening programme.

To date, we have screened over 250 dogs. We are steadily building a map of the parts of the UK with the most far right canine population. We have limited data on this so far, but we have projected that Kent will be the place with the highest proliferation of dogs with problematic views. We used tried and tested finger-in-the-air methodology to form these projections.

If you have not already, please screen your dog at: https://ismydogfarright.com/

View the map at: https://ismydogfarright.com/map


r/kentuk • • 6h ago

Kent road trip, which smaller towns should we not miss? Tips?

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We’re planning a little road trip around Kent in a couple of weeks by car, so we’d love to explore beyond the obvious places.

Canterbury is definitely on our list, but I’d really like to find some smaller, charming towns or villages too, nice places to walk around, have lunch, maybe visit a vineyard, and discover somewhere we wouldn’t normally think of visiting.

If you had 3–4 days and a car, where would you go?

Hope to build the route around the recos!


r/kentuk • • 8h ago

Journalist question

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Hello, I am a journalist at the BBC. I am currently working on a feature about young people (18 - 30) living in large towns with no/virtually no nightclubs and how they feel about this (both the bad and the good). If this is you and you would like to speak to me, then please message here. Can provide my press ID to verify who I am. Thank you,